Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
> ppm or png can be equally shown within LyX.
Ok.
> AFAIK, the semicolon is not for redirection but for command separation,
> you might want to use '>' instead.
Yes, I mean that I used the semicolon, because the following does not work
in command line:
$ inkscape $$i --export-png=/dev/stdout|convert - $$o
> But I am not sure that this syntax is
> understood by LyX built-in command interpreter. You should probably
> create a helper script with python (say svg2ppm.py) where you call the
> two command above. But I am not sure this is the problem as, as I said,
> png is understood by LyX.
Today I have made tgif=>png and fig=>png filters in the LyX configuration,
it works perfectly (I use shell scripts).
But it seems there is a problem with svg. Perhaps an error in my
external-template file? (see below)
> By the way, what display option did you choose
> in the external inset configuration dialog?
What do you mean?
> Maybe you could send your addition to external-template to the list.
This is the svg/inkscape section of my external-template file:
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Template Inkscape
# By default, InsetExternal is displayed as a grey button
# containing this text.
GuiName "Inkscape: $$AbsOrRelPathParent$$Basename"
# This text is used in the External dialog.
# Provide enough information to explain to the user just
# what the template can provide him with.
HelpText
A Inkscape svg drawing (possibly with equations).
HelpTextEnd
# ANY file type can be displayed as a RasterImage.
# Specifically, LyX will attempt to interrogate the file itself
# in order to deduce its format.
InputFormat svg
# Globbing pattern used when browsing for a Raster image file.
FileFilter "*.svg"
# Set to "true" if the file represented by the template
# must be generated by LyX.
AutomaticProduction true
# LyX has hard-coded support for these transformations
Transform Rotate
Transform Resize
Transform Clip
Transform Extra
Format LaTeX
TransformOption Rotate RotationLatexOption
TransformOption Resize ResizeLatexOption
TransformOption Clip ClipLatexOption
TransformOption Extra ExtraOption
Option Arg "[$$Extra,$$Rotate,$$Resize,$$Clip]"
# This string is what is output to the LaTeX file.
Product "\\includegraphics$$Arg{$$AbsPath$$Basename}"
UpdateFormat eps
UpdateResult "$$AbsPath$$Basename.eps"
Requirement "graphicx"
ReferencedFile latex "$$AbsPath$$Basename.eps"
ReferencedFile dvi "$$AbsPath$$Basename.eps"
FormatEnd
TemplateEnd
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Thanks
Julien
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